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Syntax, Sentence processing, Electroencephalography, Phonology, Decision trees, Language families, Languages, Linguistics
Abstract:
Little is known about the neural processes involved in planning to speak. This study uses eye-tracking and EEG to show that speakers prepare sentence structures in different ways and rely on alpha and theta oscillations differently when planning sentences with and without agent case marking, challenging theories on how production and comprehension affect language evolution.
